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Topic: Tips for the first-time home-buyer in Clarkdale in tight economic times
Clarkdale, on the exceptionally scenic banks of the River Verde, is an enchanting town not only for residents but for tourists alike. Initially owned by the United Verde Copper Company, with a history of copper mining that dates back to 1912, Clarkdale has grown into a population of approximately 4,000 residents over the years, accounting for the job opportunities it offered to many. This town has a record for being handed down from one company to the next (for example, from Copper Mining to the Cement Factory) which has led it to being considered a company town.
If you are to go down Haskell Springs Road, you will find the "Home for Sale" signs put up in front of buildings. For example, according to Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty, a three-bedroom house of approximately 2,500 square feet in this area would cost around USD $320,000. A 1,600-square-foot single-family house for sale on Hawk Hollow Way is USD $ 432,273. Areas like King Copper Road and Alfonse Road sell cheaper, with houses of approximately 2,500 square feet selling at USD $ 165,000.
As you pass by the many streets of Clarkdale, you will find notices for the sale of government-owned buildings, some for no deposit down, or some for an initial deposit of USD $10,000 lock-in fee. Rumor has it that the bank-owned properties sell cheaper as the banks generally intend on disposing of properties they have picked up from clients unable to pay their mortgages in time, to get back some of their returns at the earliest.